Am I the only one who's heart broke apart when watching The Devils Foot and Holmes just straight up screamed 'John' into Watsons face? Nevertheless, an awesome and adorable video :`D
It is certainly one of the gifts of Brett's acting that we are given the glorious, silken cascade if his beautiful speaking voice. With thanks to his heritage and more than a little to Eton, Brett doesn't deny us any of the verbal skills so perfectly suited to Holmes. This charming video is a playful nod to a dazzling actor having the time of his life.
It gave him a bit of concern early in his career, when roles were going to "tough boys" with regional accents - and it did consign him to a lot of period pieces. I for one, however, am glad it did because he suited those roles so well. From Max DeWinter to the Good Soldier to Affairs of the Heart, to his comic turns in An Ideal Husband, the Rivals, and On Approval - he could transport you back in time. It's probably appropriate to point out, too, that Brett's perfect diction didn't come naturally. He had to have his tongue tie clipped (a minor procedure but SO important) at 17 and then take speech therapy to learn to say his "r' and "s" sounds. Before that he couldn't even pronounce his own name, and so was the object of much teasing at school. I'm so glad that Granada set Holmes in the late 19th, early 20th Century and didn't update it. It allows us to see Brett use his brilliant acting skills - and it let him interact more with the horses he loved so much.
@@MrMaluraoj it’s all up to interpretation! some people like them as lovers, others as besties, and others as somewhere in between. I personally see them as queerplatonic partners in most adaptations (particular Granada) but however people wanna interpret is valid!! just don’t put down others’ interpretations because yours are different
@@aw8885 But that interpretation is just plain incorrect. Watson is 100% heterosexual, and Holmes is completely Asexual. "All emotions, that one in particular (love), were abhorrent to his cold, precise but admirably balanced mind"
@@ebrandt9698 if we’re using quotes, perhaps you should reread The Three Garridebs: “It was worth a wound-it was worth many wounds- to know the depth of loyalty and love which lay behind that cold mask. The clear, hard eyes were dimmed for a moment, and the firm lips were shaking. For the one and only time I caught a glimpse of a great heart as well as of a great brain.” Like I said before, everything is up to interpretation. Saying one interpretation is absolute doesn’t do anybody any good. If you want to interpret Holmes as aroace and Watson as straight, go for it. I love aroace Holmes, too. But putting down other people’s interpretations is pointless. Multiple readings of a text can coexist. (also, people can be asexual without being aromantic. I’m assuming you meant aroace in your reply, but for future reference :) )
OMG! I love this video so much! 🥰 Thank you! So funny. LOL! 😂🤣❤️💖 You forgot one thing though. Q is for “Quite so.” Holmes said the words quite often. The Dancing Men episode, for example. 😉
Okay, loved this. But M is for “my collection of M’s in a fine one”which includes Moran and Moriarty. A I feel like R should be Reichenbach, W should absolutely be for Watson, and there were a couple others in there I thought could have had better examples, but the idea is amazing and your video is hilarious. I’d love it if you did another one just like it with different examples, I can’t get enough. I was homeschooled, so I tell people I was ‘Holmes-schooled’ and then send them this video :P
Watson: **breathe**
Holmes: Excellent Watson!
Yes indeed - both an excellent Watson ! Fascinating to see these two actors approach the part with parallel skill and finesse.
I was expecting “MRRRSSS HUUUUDDDSON!” for M and “Watson!” for W.
That Mrsssss Hudsooooooooon scene was amazing indeed 👌🏽
00:27
Watson:Does domething
Holmes:Excellent ,Watson！
Am I the only one who's heart broke apart when watching The Devils Foot and Holmes just straight up screamed 'John' into Watsons face? Nevertheless, an awesome and adorable video :`D
that scene is basically the only thing keeping me sane!
I ugly cried when he called him John
My favorite is definitely O for “Oh oh oh oh...” from The Naval Treaty episode. Haha! So cute! 😂🤣❤️💖
I have always loved the way he says nevertheless to Lestrade. ❤️ And also any other thing he says and does. I'm a hopeless case.
Since yesterday, I am now too
The same with me. Hopelessly in love with him ❤️
I just found this video but I'm a Jeremy Brett's Sherlock fanboy since like 4-5 years here. Love the way he embodied Holmes...in everything.
He had such eloquent impeccable speech. His voice - and superb acting skill - is greatly missed.
It is certainly one of the gifts of Brett's acting that we are given the glorious, silken cascade if his beautiful speaking voice. With thanks to his heritage and more than a little to Eton, Brett doesn't deny us any of the verbal skills so perfectly suited to Holmes. This charming video is a playful nod to a dazzling actor having the time of his life.
It gave him a bit of concern early in his career, when roles were going to "tough boys" with regional accents - and it did consign him to a lot of period pieces. I for one, however, am glad it did because he suited those roles so well. From Max DeWinter to the Good Soldier to Affairs of the Heart, to his comic turns in An Ideal Husband, the Rivals, and On Approval - he could transport you back in time. It's probably appropriate to point out, too, that Brett's perfect diction didn't come naturally. He had to have his tongue tie clipped (a minor procedure but SO important) at 17 and then take speech therapy to learn to say his "r' and "s" sounds. Before that he couldn't even pronounce his own name, and so was the object of much teasing at school. I'm so glad that Granada set Holmes in the late 19th, early 20th Century and didn't update it. It allows us to see Brett use his brilliant acting skills - and it let him interact more with the horses he loved so much.
That was something a little
✨ recherché ✨
0:42 what a mood
This was so funny and cute. What a beautiful homage!
You Sir or Madam do not know how much these videos have made my day.
This is the cutest thing ever, I love ittttttt♥️♥️♥️♥️
Hahaha 😂😂, so hilarious yet adorable 🥰, thank you for teaching us the alphabetical lesson from this magnificent Sherlock Holmes !❤️
An absolute masterpiece
Thank you so much
Just imagine if one time, instead of "my friend and colleague, dr. Watson" Holmes completly casually says "my lover and colleague"
He sometimes throws in an “intimate” just to keep us on our toes
They are not lovers, they are the best of friends.
@@MrMaluraoj it’s all up to interpretation! some people like them as lovers, others as besties, and others as somewhere in between. I personally see them as queerplatonic partners in most adaptations (particular Granada) but however people wanna interpret is valid!! just don’t put down others’ interpretations because yours are different
@@aw8885 But that interpretation is just plain incorrect. Watson is 100% heterosexual, and Holmes is completely Asexual. "All emotions, that one in particular (love), were abhorrent to his cold, precise but admirably balanced mind"
@@ebrandt9698 if we’re using quotes, perhaps you should reread The Three Garridebs:
“It was worth a wound-it was worth many wounds- to know the depth of loyalty and love which lay behind that cold mask. The clear, hard eyes were dimmed for a moment, and the firm lips were shaking. For the one and only time I caught a glimpse of a great heart as well as of a great brain.”
Like I said before, everything is up to interpretation. Saying one interpretation is absolute doesn’t do anybody any good. If you want to interpret Holmes as aroace and Watson as straight, go for it. I love aroace Holmes, too. But putting down other people’s interpretations is pointless. Multiple readings of a text can coexist.
(also, people can be asexual without being aromantic. I’m assuming you meant aroace in your reply, but for future reference :) )
this is how my future kid is learning the alphabet XD no other way
I rewatched this vid way more than i first thought i would. Thank you for editing this together ^^
W always makes me utter a comfortable chuckle. Yes. I come here regularly. It‘s a Sunday thing.
This is criminally underrated. Thanks.
Excellent! 👌👌👌
You and Mr. Holmes know the alphabet backwards and forward.
This made my day, my week and the whole year thank you
It’s not Granada Holmes.. it’s the best Holmes
OMG! I love this video so much! 🥰 Thank you! So funny. LOL! 😂🤣❤️💖 You forgot one thing though. Q is for “Quite so.” Holmes said the words quite often. The Dancing Men episode, for example. 😉
I adore thissss!!
I was perplexed to why the three pipe problem was not for P but you have quite quaintly put it under Q. Excellent work!
I love this!
Brilliant
Ok, this had no business being this funny, I was laughing out loud at every single one of them
I'M SO HAPPY I COULD CRY THANK YOUUUU
I love it 😍 Really great job!!
It's wonderful!!!
Splendid!! 👌💖
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍love it
0:56 is the main reason I chose the name John for myself!
This video really is the bee's knees.
Thank you and best wishes from Moscow!
спасибо! 😌💗
I was expecting M for Moriarty 🙂
Okay, loved this. But M is for “my collection of M’s in a fine one”which includes Moran and Moriarty. A I feel like R should be Reichenbach, W should absolutely be for Watson, and there were a couple others in there I thought could have had better examples, but the idea is amazing and your video is hilarious. I’d love it if you did another one just like it with different examples, I can’t get enough. I was homeschooled, so I tell people I was ‘Holmes-schooled’ and then send them this video :P
i love this video thank you so much
I love it.
Ur videos are Splendid
Excelent ! ✌️
This is awesome!! Well done! 😁
Fantastic! 😍
My forever favourite video
Awesome 😄
You're A Genius ❤❤❤
I love it ❤️
Such a cute video! Thanks for putting it together!
P is for "Pray continue!"
I was expecting something else when the video said "N is for...".
I still can't get over "put down your goose" 😂
That was fun.
This is so underrated
Genial!!!!
Lovely!!
K is so rare lol
Haha! 😂♥️
Very clever, very cute! THANKS
Love it! Great idea! :)
There's a "Lestrade" and "LeStRaDe"
Excellent video!! Does anyone know which episode that last clip of Jeremy in the light suit (z) comes from?
it's from "the naval treaty" 🥰
@@pansybee ah thank you!!
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Cute.orginal
make another one and M will be Mrs. Hudson!!!!!!!
I was expecting “M” is Moriarty😁
Professor James Moriarty.
Holmes would pronounce zed, not zee. 😉
Hahaha!
such a lovely edit!
Brilliant!
Ok, but why is he sooooo gorgeous at 00:18 🙃😩
zed not zee !!!!!
Subscribed!
How I laughed with J means John 🤣🤣🤣 Subtly:)))))))))
Kakakaka i love it
S for singular
X is for XX- CELLENT, WATSON!
Thanks for this videos for holmes... serius... thank you❤
You _missed_ Misses Hudson for M
Otherwise very amusing 😂
I love this so much
i love you
ага сразу видно русского елобека уважаю одобряю джереми ванлав
ну как говорится русский русского видит издалека
Brilliant